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“If an individual is under the age of 13, they should not use our Services or otherwise provide us with any personal information either directly or by other means.”
“identification information, including government issued IDs and tax ID numbers prior to creators cashing out any earnings or KICKs through the Services.”
“We do not handle or process any personal information in relation to age assurance processes, and all such information is provided directly by you to K-ID.”
“To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for any loss, cost, liability or expense incurred by you should you fail to do any of these things.”
“We do not retain any financial information directly in connection with such payments (such as credit card numbers). Rather, all such information is provided directly by you to our third-party processors.”
“We will not serve personalized advertisements based on sensitive categories of data, such as race, religion, sexual orientation or health.”
Kick's Privacy Policy explains what personal information Kick collects, who it shares that information with, and what Kick will and won't do with it. Everything you post on Kick—including your profile—is publicly visible, and Kick shares identifiers like your hashed email address with advertising partners to track you across devices and websites. Kick does not keep your payment card details directly, passing that information instead to its third-party payment processors.
Kick's Privacy Policy establishes the conditions under which Kick collects, shares, and limits responsibility for personal data across its Services. It prohibits use of the Services by individuals under 13 and restricts Kick from knowingly collecting personal information from that age group. Kick collects sensitive government-issued IDs and tax identification numbers from creators as a condition of accessing earnings, while delegating financial data retention to third-party payment processors and age assurance data handling entirely to K-ID. The policy permits Kick to share account identifiers such as hashed email addresses or user IDs with third-party advertising networks for cross-device targeting, while categorically prohibiting personalized advertising based on sensitive data categories including race, religion, sexual orientation, and health. Kick limits its liability for losses arising from a user's failure to protect credentials to the extent permitted by applicable law.
As a Kick user, all content you post and your profile information are publicly visible on the Services, with no expectation of privacy for that material. Kick may share an identifier such as your hashed email address or user ID with third-party advertising networks, enabling advertising to follow you across different devices and websites. Kick will not serve personalized ads based on sensitive categories like race, religion, sexual orientation, or health. If you are a creator, you must submit government-issued ID and tax ID numbers before cashing out any earnings. Kick will continue to send you certain service-related emails—such as account verification, transaction confirmations, and legal notices—and there is no option to opt out of those communications.
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“If an individual is under the age of 13, they should not use our Services or otherwise provide us with any personal information either directly or by other means.”
“identification information, including government issued IDs and tax ID numbers prior to creators cashing out any earnings or KICKs through the Services.”
“To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for any loss, cost, liability or expense incurred by you should you fail to do any of these things.”
“We do not handle or process any personal information in relation to age assurance processes, and all such information is provided directly by you to K-ID.”
“We do not retain any financial information directly in connection with such payments (such as credit card numbers). Rather, all such information is provided directly by you to our third-party processors.”
“We will not serve personalized advertisements based on sensitive categories of data, such as race, religion, sexual orientation or health.”
“Our Services are not directed to, and we do not intend to, or knowingly, collect or solicit personal information from children under the age of 13.”
“We work with third-party advertising networks and advertising partners to deliver advertising and personalized content on our Services, on other websites and services, and across other devices.”
“We may share a common account identifier (such as a hashed email address or user ID) with our third-party advertising partners to help identify you across devices.”
“Please note that all User Content, including your profile information, is posted publicly.”
“Consistent with our Terms of Service, User Content licenses may prevent full deletion of certain public information.”
“You will not be able to unsubscribe from certain services-related email communications (e.g., account verification, confirmations of transactions, and technical or legal notices)”
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